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Started by Easton1986, December 07, 2014, 06:04:47 PM

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Easton1986

I'm in the market for a new gun with a pistol grip. What yall recommend? Pump or semi? What's yalls input?

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Quote from: Easton1986 on December 07, 2014, 06:04:47 PM
I'm in the market for a new gun with a pistol grip. What yall recommend? Pump or semi? What's yalls input?

First of all, welcome to OG. This is a great place and we hope you'll come here often.

There are so many choices in both semi-autos and pumps. There are also excellent after-market stocks, so you can customize very many guns just the way you like them.

A Benelli is always a good choice. The Vinci is one of my favorites but I like the SBEs as well. I actually prefer the SBE to the SBE II but both are excellent.

It's hard to go wrong with a Remington or a Mossberg and either come or can be equipped with a pistol grip stock.

I like to stay with those brands because there is so much that you can do with them, chokes are available and since lots of folks shoot them, you can benefit by their experiences.

I own self-loaders and pumps and enjoy shooting them all, so it's always hard for me to make a recommendation, except to recommend that you try as many as you can and see what feels best to you when you shoulder it.

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Well first thing you should do is establish a budget and then go handle as many as you can in that budget.
Firearms are a strange thing. what feels perfect to one hunter may feel lousy to another. If your gun does not fit you like an extension of yourself you will not be as efficient with it.

Good luck with your new quest. It is always a lot of fun.

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I like my remington 870 turkey edition with 21 inch pipe

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Whatever one fits you best, Remingtons 870 or 11-87 and Mossbergs 500, 930, 835, 935 are all good starting points IMO.  Good luck!
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I'm always for buying a new gun..do you have one in mind that just blows you away?  If you do STOP the impulse there and handle a few and see what fits you best. Sometimes the one you "want" isn't the one for you. Handle a few and see what you like

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